Kodak EK6 - Kodak EK6_0026

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
What Happened
Daylight pictures too dark .
Daylight
pictures too light.
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Probable Cause
a. Camera not focused
for correct camera-to-
subject distance.
b.
Camera movement .
c.
Subject movement.
a. Weak batteries.
b. Light level
of scene
too low . (Red l ight
should be visible in
viewfinder .)
c.
Temperature at 95 °F
(35°
e) or above during
development.
d. Print placed on
hot
surface or in direct
sunlight during
devel opment.
e. Print control not in
proper position.
a.
Electric eye
obstructed dur ing
picture-taking .
b. Print
control not in
proper position.
Correcti on
a. Check subject
distance; focus camera
correctly (page 8).
b. Hold
camera steady;
press shutter release
smoothly.
c. Subject should be
stationary, moving slowly
in
bright sunlight , or
moving toward or away
from you (n
ot at right
angle to camera).
n.
Check batteries;
replace if necessary.
b. Insert flipflash for
flash
picture of subject
from 4 to 10 feet from
camera when low-light
signal appears in
viewfinder .
c. Move print
control
toward Lighten before
taking
picture .
d. Never leave print on
hot surface or in direct
sunlight during
development.
e. Adjust
control (page
14) .
a. Keep fingers
and
objects away from
electric eye.
b. Adjust
control (page
14) .
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
What Happened
Daylight pictures too dark .
Daylight
pictures too light.
22
Probable Cause
a. Camera not focused
for correct camera-to-
subject distance.
b.
Camera movement .
c.
Subject movement.
a. Weak batteries.
b. Light level
of scene
too low . (Red l ight
should be visible in
viewfinder .)
c.
Temperature at 95 °F
(35°
e) or above during
development.
d. Print placed on
hot
surface or in direct
sunlight during
devel opment.
e. Print control not in
proper position.
a.
Electric eye
obstructed dur ing
picture-taking .
b. Print
control not in
proper position.
Correcti on
a. Check subject
distance; focus camera
correctly (page 8).
b. Hold
camera steady;
press shutter release
smoothly.
c. Subject should be
stationary, moving slowly
in
bright sunlight , or
moving toward or away
from you (n
ot at right
angle to camera).
n.
Check batteries;
replace if necessary.
b. Insert flipflash for
flash
picture of subject
from 4 to 10 feet from
camera when low-light
signal appears in
viewfinder .
c. Move print
control
toward Lighten before
taking
picture .
d. Never leave print on
hot surface or in direct
sunlight during
development.
e. Adjust
control (page
14) .
a. Keep fingers
and
objects away from
electric eye.
b. Adjust
control (page
14) .